Performing Work Clause Samples

Performing Work. The Municipality may contract with any person, firm, corporation or agency, to accomplish the Project, in accordance with applicable law.

Performing Work. NYSDOT shall accomplish the work to be performed on the local facilities that are either known to be present during design of the State project or encountered in the field during construction with its own forces or by the contractor involved with the related State project. NYSDOT may also contract out with any person, firm, corporation or agency, either governmental or private, to accomplish the work to be performed on local facilities, in accordance with applicable law.

Performing Work. Employees shall not be required to work under unsafe conditions or to perform tasks in facilities which endangers their health or safety.

Performing Work. Employees shall not be required to work under unsafe conditions or to perform tasks that are unsafe. The District shall make every reasonable effort to provide employment and working conditions which are as safe and healthy as the nature of the employment and assigned duties permit. Bargaining unit members shall make every reasonable effort to perform work safely.

Performing Work. 8.2.1. The Contractor may not perform any work for a State agency without a Verbal Directive or written Purchase Order from the AR. The AR may temporarily authorize staff of other programs to utilize the Contract and to issue Verbal Directives and written Purchase Orders in response to emergency conditions at sites overseen by that program. Funding of the work must be determined by the AR and that Program’s Manager. Verbal Directives must be followed up with written Purchase Orders. 8.2.2. The Contractor must be paid for actual services performed for the State or CPV member pursuant to Purchase Orders from the State or CPV member according to the prices established in the Fee Schedule, or as set forth in Purchase Orders if the services are not included in the Price Schedule. The Contractor must not be paid more than the cost ceiling established in the Verbal Directive or Purchase Orders. The MPCA is only responsible for the costs when it specifically issues a Verbal Directive or written Purchase Order to the Contractor. Each State Agency or CPV Member is responsible for its own costs incurred under the Contract. 8.2.3. At the time that the AR conveys a Verbal Directive, the time period required for response must be established, as well as whether or not a Cost Proposal or Work Plan is needed. The Verbal Directive must be followed up by a written Purchase Order submitted to the Contractor by mail or email. The date of the Verbal Directive must be considered the date that the Purchase Order is issued, unless a written Purchase Order is issued initially. 8.2.4. Purchase Orders must at a minimum list the general tasks to be performed by the Contractor at the site of the spill/release or other emergency or potential threat to, public health, safety, or the environment. Details of the general tasks will be conveyed to the Contractor verbally, through email or text messaging or from agreed upon Work Plans. The cost ceiling and deadlines in the Purchase Order may be established from Work Plans submitted or verbal discussions. Change Orders as described in the contract may amend Purchase Orders. 8.2.5. The State or CPV member will retain sole discretion in assigning the work to the Contractors. The decision to assign a site to a Contractor is based on Contractor’s performance under other Purchase Orders, depth of experience in a particular area of work, location of the emergency, availability, cost, or other factors the State or CPV member consider relevant to pred...